Rahul Ranjan

This article aims at highlighting the rising wave of unorthodox practices in Cameroon’s private which have plunged most workers in a very pathetic situation with their constitutional right to work breached on a daily basis.[i]  The article acknowledges the efforts made by the Cameroon government to protect workers through a sound legislative and policy framework […]

Trademarks and copyrights are crucial for safeguarding the intellectual property of both people and companies. In this study, we will examine the function of trademarks and copyrights in commercial transactions. Copyrights are a type of legal protection that grants authors of original works the sole authority to manage how their works are used and distributed.

This article aims to study the legality and enforceability of foreign judgement and decrees passed by the foreign courts and objective behind section 13 and 14 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. The article also deals with the conditions under which a foreign judgement can act as a res judicata[i]. Since the Constitution of

Purpose: This paper examines the character and causes of juvenile delinquency in India, including the social, economic, and cultural factors that contribute to this issue. The study investigates the various types of criminal behaviour exhibited by juveniles, such as theft, drug abuse, and violent crimes, as well as the repercussions of such conduct on society. Research implication:

Law is to control the behavior of human beings. As the behavior of human being deviates, the legislature enacts the laws. Children are supposed to be a very vulnerable group of the society and need special protection. Legislature has enacted a special law to protect the children from sexual offenses known as, the Protection of

Child sexual abuse is a widespread global problem that negatively affects victims, families, communities  and  society.   Sexual abuse against girl child has added fuel to the fire and it had made its place in one of the hot topic for debate and research in India. Sexual abuse including  sexual  assault  or  rape  of  children  and 

Article 25 guarantees a fundamental right to all its citizens to religions practices. The Supreme Court of India has developed the Doctrine of Essential Religious practices (“ERP”) to interpret the religious freedom clauses. The paper argues that the ERP doctrine is dysfunctional because as a legal dynamic it is leading to a desecularization process where

Every person has the right to human rights because they were created in the image of God. They can be cited as moral assurances. Due to the horrors committed during the Second World War, a number of human rights have been evolved since then. Since then, a number of parties, including nations, have started to

In the era of rapid technological advancements, the digital age has reshaped the landscape of human rights activism, offering both new opportunities and unprecedented challenges. This research paper aims to explore the multifaceted dimensions of human rights activism in the digital age, investigating how digital tools have transformed advocacy efforts and the ensuing implications on

The Indian debate over religious conversion has been going on for centuries. However, mutual understanding between conversion supporters and opponents has not advanced much. Religious conversion has become the subject of passionate debate in contemporary India. From the early 20th century onwards, it has surfaced again and again in the political realm, in the media,